“Working with MJ completely changed how I see myself as a business owner.

Before we started, my business was technically my full-time job, but it felt like a side hustle. I didn’t have branding, a plan, or a clear direction. I was getting clients through word of mouth and kind of just floating, unsure of how far I wanted to take it.

Now, even though I’m doing the same work, everything feels different. It feels like a real business. An agency. Something I’m genuinely proud of. I have a roadmap, clear goals, and a brand that people take seriously, including me.

When MJ first suggested building out my agency and creating my brand and website, I was honestly terrified. I kept thinking, “Am I ready for this?” In my mind, that kind of growth was years away. But MJ immediately saw what I couldn’t yet and gave me the confidence to step into it. I trusted her fully, and every decision felt aligned. She didn’t try to turn me into something else. She saw me and built the brand from that place.

This experience went way deeper than branding. It was a turning point in my life. Once I could clearly see where I was going, I realized I couldn’t keep living the same way. That clarity played a huge role in me getting sober and stepping into a version of myself that could actually hold the business I wanted.

The most powerful part of the process was our one-on-one conversations. MJ has this way of making you feel completely seen and understood, even if you haven’t known her long. That level of trust made everything easy. The brand now feels like a true extension of me.

Seeing everything come together was one of those moments where it all just clicked. The name, the visuals, the tone, the energy—it finally made sense. And now, showing up feels natural. Creating content is easier. Sending people to my website feels empowering. It’s such a shift to confidently say, “Go to my website. Book a call.”

LOUD HAUS now represents rebellion, leadership, and doing things differently. It’s about rejecting the boring, rigid formula people think they have to follow, especially in creative fields, and embracing uniqueness, confidence, and fun.

If you’re talented but telling yourself “maybe one day,” I’d say this: if an opportunity is showing up naturally, don’t ignore it. Explore it. Trust it. You’re allowed to grow into the next version of yourself.

I’m endlessly grateful we met. This process felt effortless in the best way, and that’s how I knew it was meant for me.”